Sentence examples for fragmentary support from inspiring English sources

Investigative processes (0: no support, 1: fragmentary support, 5: full support).

This score is either 0 (no support), 1 (fragmentary support), 2-4 (partial support), or 5 (full support).

Fragmentary support means that the core task is in theory supported by the tool through the combination of various features, but it is found to be too time-consuming to be really useful.

But other paleoanthropologists say the fossil record is simply too fragmentary to support this interpretation.

Fragmentary evidence supporting this finding is also provided using data from the European Community Household Panel (ECHP) which, unlike ESEE allows us to examine differences in training practices between permanent and temporary workers.

The modern border between Nepal and India had also come into existence, and the two claims, supported by fragmentary evidence and fired by nationalism, hardened into a cranky rivalry.

Though currently available members of delta and epsilon Proteobacteria exhibit substantial gene scrambling, the various fragmentary linkage patterns seen provide support for the ancestor proposed.

This frightening character appears in several places around the site, but he is especially prominent in a relief carved onto a fragmentary limestone pillar that once supported a smaller building known as the 'birth house' near the temple.

The IARC evaluations provide no such indications, and although it would be most desirable to have such information, for most agents the information base to support such quantification is fragmentary.

Models of global warming have certainly become more sophisticated over the last 40 years, and supporting evidence that was fragmentary in 1970 became overwhelming in succeeding decades.

As an experiment, we found a fragmentary scenario to understand the effect of agent support.